Investing in houses abroad can be a great way to mix up your investments, get a second home, or even live in a beautiful place without spending too much money. Many Western places are getting more expensive, so people are looking for cheap options that still have good chances to grow. What if you were thinking about buying a home in another countries in 2025? Here's ten places where your cash can do more, and still get you a nice life.
1. Turkey www.invest.gov.tr
Why buy here? Turkey mixes
European and Asian styles, has really nice views, and is cheap to live in. Does
the country's, citizenship program interest you? You just need to spend
$400,000 on a home in there, it can be good for investors.
Average Property Price:
Istanbul: 1,500–1,500–3,000 per sqm
      Coastal Areas (Antalya, Bodrum): 1,200–1,200–2,500 per sqm
Pros:
        Strong rental market (especially for
tourism)
      Low taxes on property purchases
      Fast-growing economy
2. Portugal www.visitportugal.com
Why buy here? Portugal is
still one of Europe’s low-cost spots and offers the Golden Visa deal. Does the
nice weather, good doctor's places, and friendly expat group sound good to you?
You need to invest €280,000–€500,000. 
Average house cost:
Lisbon: €3,000–€5,000 for every sqm. 
Porto €2,000–€4,000 for
every sqm 
Algarve(coast):€1,800–€3,500
for each sqm
Pros:
        High quality of life
      Low crime rate
      Favorable tax benefits for retirees
3. Mexico www.visitmexico.com
Why buy here? Mexico is
close to the U.S. is cheap to live there, and has a fun, culture. Does popular
spots like Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Mexico City interest you? It’s a good
pick for foreigns and people buying houses. Or, could it be not what you're
looking for?.
Average Property Price:
      Beachfront condos: 150,000–150,000–400,000
      Inland cities: 80,000–80,000–200,000
Pros:
      No restrictions on foreign buyers (outside
restricted zones)
      Strong tourism = high rental demand
      Affordable healthcare.
4. Colombia www.procolombia.co
Why buy here? Well, Colombia
is sure a great spot now, it's become a friendly and cheap place to visit with
big cities like MedellÃn and Bogotá jumping! There are actually fancy homes you
can buy for less than what you'd pay in the U.S. or Europe.
Average Property Price:
      MedellÃn: 1,200–1,200–2,500 per sqm
      Bogotá: 1,500–1,500–3,000 per sqm
      Coastal cities (Cartagena): 1,800–1,800–4,000 per sqm
Pros:
      Low property taxes
      Growing expat community
      Warm climate year-round
5. Greece www.enterprisegreece.gov.gr
Why buy here? Greece’s
Golden Visa deal sounds neat, it's only €250,000. And who doesn't love
beautiful sea views in the Mediterranean? Real estate prices are decent here
too.
Average Property Price:
Athens:
€2,000–€4,000 per square mt.
Islands like Crete
and Rhodes: €1,500–€3,500 per square mt. 
Pros:
        EU residency benefits
      High tourism = strong rental income
      Relaxed lifestyle
6. Vietnam www.vietnamtourism.gov.vn
Why buy here? Vietnam’s
economy is growing faster than ever, and places like Da Nang or Ho Chi Minh got
modern stuff cheap to buy.
Average Property Price:
      Ho Chi Minh City: 1,500–1,500–3,500 per sqm
      Da
Nang (beachfront): 1,200–1,200–2,800 per sqm
Pros:
      Low cost of living
      Strong economic growth
      Friendly visa policies for investors
7. Ecuador www.ecuador.travel
Why Buy Here? Ecuador offers cheap coastal and mountain properties, along with a
retiree-friendly visa program.
Average Property Price:
      Quito: 800–800–1,500 per sqm
      Coastal towns: 600–600–1,200 per sqm
Pros:
       US dollar as official currency
      Low healthcare costs
      Pensioner tax benefits
8. Morocco www.visitmorocco.com
Why not buy here? Morocco's
got a nice mix of Africa and Europe charm, with lovely and affordable deals in
places like Marrakech or Tangier.
Average Property Price:
 Marrakech:
€1,000–€2,500 per square meter,
 Casablanca:
 €1,200–€3,000 per square meter.
Pros:
        Strong tourism industry
      Low property taxes
      Close to Europe
9. Philippines www.tourism.gov.ph
Why Buy Here? The Philippines allows foreigners to buy condos (not land) and
offers a low cost of living in tropical paradise locations.
Average Property Price:
        Manila: 1,500–1,500–3,000 per sqm
      Cebu: 1,200–1,200–2,500 per sqm
Pros:
       English widely spoken
      Beautiful beaches
      Friendly visa policies
10. Egypt www.egypt.travel
Why buy here? Egypt real
estate is hot now, with luxury places near the Red Sea at amazing prices.
Average Property Price: 
       Cairo: 800–800–2,000 per sqm
      Hurghada (beachfront): 1,000–1,000–2,500 per sqm
Pros:
      Very low prices
      High rental demand
      Government incentives for investors
Final
Thoughts
Thinking about buying real
estate far away in a cheap country in 2025? That can be a smart money move,
right? Maybe retirement place, investment, or a home number two? Countries like
Turkey, Portugal, Mexico, and Colombia offer sweet deals. Greece, Vietnam and
the Philippines give you cool lifestyle vibes. Maybe there’s more to think
about, and who knows what you might decide!
Before purchasing, always:
✔ Research local laws (foreign ownership rules)
✔ Visit the location first
✔ Consult a local real estate expert
Would you invest in any of
these countries? Let us know in the comments!

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